Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-03-12
"ONLY AFTER DEATH"
What Wonders the Microscope has Done
For Us.
No Longer Obliged to Die to Find Ont
What's Killing U.s."

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now using the microscope to discover
the real cause of disease in the system,
and TO detect adulteration of food and
medicines.
This wonderful instrument has saved
many a life. A mi~croscopicai test
shows, for instance, the presence of
albumen, or the life of the blood. in
certain arrangements OF the kidneys.
but medicine does not tell Us how far
advanced the arrangement is, or
whether it shall prove fatal.
The microscope, however, gives ms
this knowledge;
Bright's disease, which so many peo-
pie dread. was not fully known until
the microscope revealed lis character
istics. 1t greatly aids the physician,
skilled in its use, in determining how
tar disease has advanced. and gives "a
fuller idea of the true structure of the
kidney.
A noted German scholar recently dis
covered that by the aid of the micro
scope. the physician can tell ii there is
Il tumor forming in the system. and if
certain appearances are seen in the
tluidS passed 1t is proof positive that
the tumor is TO be n malignant one.
If any arrangement OF the kidneys
is detected by the microscope, the
physician looks for the development of
almost any disease the SYSTEM is heir
to, and any indication Of Bright's dis
ease, which has no symptoms of its
W and cannot be fully recognized OK
cept by the microscope, he looks upon
with alarm.
This disease has existed for more
than 1000 years. 1t is only until re-
Gently that the microscope has revealed
TO US It's universal prevalence and fatal
character. Persons who formerly died
of what was called general debility,
nervous breakdown, dropsy, paralysis,
heart disease, rheumatism, apoplexy,
etc. are now known to have really
died of kidney disease, because, had
there been no disorder of the kidneys,
the chances are that the effects from
which the died would never have ex-
listed.
AS the world becomes better ac-
quainted with the Importance of the
kidneys in the human conom bv the
aid of the microscope, there is greater
alarm spread through tho communi
ties concerning it, and this accounts
for the erroneous belief that il is on the
Increase.
AS Jet neither homeopathic nor allo-
nat hISf - y.nl x..tl a, ~... r.
ranged kidneys, but the world has long
since recognized. and many medical
gentlemen also recognize and prescribe
Warmers safe cure for these derangc-
ments. and admit that it is the only
specific for the common and advanced
forms of kidney disorders.
Formerly the true cause of death
was discovered only after death. To
day the microscope shows us, in the
water W e pass, the dangerous condi-
ton OF any organ in the body, thus en-
aiding us to treat it promptly and es-
cape premature death.
AS the microscope in the hands of
laymen has revealed many diseases
that the medical men were not aware
of, so that preparation, like many
other discoveries in medicine and sci
ence, was found ont by laymen, outside
the medical code; consequently it
comes very hard for medical men to
indorse and prescribe il. Neyerthe-
less, Warmers safe cure continues to
grow in popularity and the evidences
Of its effectiveness are seen on every
hand.
Some persons claim that the propri-
etors should give the medical profes-
sion the formula of this remedy. if it is
such Il "God-send to humanity and
let the physicians and public Judge
whether or not it Is to be recognized.
We, however, do not blame them for
not publishing the formula, ever to get
the recognition of the medical profes-
sion. The standing Of the men who
manufacture this great remedy is equal
to that of the majority of physicians.
and the reason some doctors give for
not adopting and prescribing it-viz.
that they do not know what its ingrc-
dients are-is absurd.
Mr.. Warmers statement--that MANY !
OF the ingredients are expensive, and
the desire of the INSCRIPTIONS
or prescriber TO realize Il large
profit from its manufacture by using
cheap or injurious substances for those
ingredients would jcopardizc its qual
and reputation ; and that Warmers
cure canno be made in small
quantities on account of the expensive
apparatus necessary in compound these
Ingredients seems TO us to be "A reas-
enable and sufficient one.
The universal testimony of oar
and neighbors. and the indis-
putabie evidence that it, and it alone,
has complete mastery over all diseases
Of the kidney ;, is sufficient cxplana-
Of its extraordinary reputation,
and conclusive proof that it is. per
haps, the most beneiicient discovery
to scientific medicine since the
microscope revealed to us the all-im-
p~ortant nature of the organs it is de-
TO reach and benefit.
Mrs. Charlotte Smith wants 10 ne secre-
tary II the treasury. She has an eye on the